@na-na-hi: I actually had this patch in my local branch for a long time, you could check if you'd like, but for me it was working fine for long time.

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With the fullscreen - maximize - set geometry 500x500 - unfullscreen sequence, the window no longer changes to the specified geometry after unfullscreen. Although current master doesn't unset the maximized state in this case so it's also wrong.

Maybe this time, it restores the size.

It still doesn't restore to the specified geometry for me.

It still doesn't restore to the specified geometry for me.

@na-na-hi: I've taken a look again at this. It seems to work correctly for me.

1. set fullscreen yes
2. set window-maximized yes
3. set geometry 500x500
4. set fullscreen no
5. set window-maximized no

Window is 500x500 after this sequence. Could you help me reproduce the issue?

EDIT:

Or you mean at step 4. it should already go into 500x500 window? I think we have to align on the behavior here. Should set geometry cancel fullscreen and/or window-maximized?

Or you mean at step 4. it should already go into 500x500 window?

Yes, this is the current expectation. Setting geometry unmaximizes the window to the specified size. If the window is fullscreen, it's applied when exiting fullscreen.